Paying minor's counsel fees were postponed but need to go in front of the judge again. How do I do that?

With respect to Mr. Dion, who apparently doesn't practice in California, that's not how it is done here. In California, you will need to file...

Rental agreement

It's a little hard to tell from your question, but apparently you have been served with a 60-day notice to quit (vacate the premises), so it sounds...

Contract for gardening ??

While a single gardener may ordinarily do business on a handshake, it is not unusual for landscape contractors to have written agreements for...

You could prepare an addendum to the lease agrement memorializing the fact that your tenant will be known by her married name as of the date of her...

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I have a debt in the collections, and it is not my debt.

If you did not sign a personal guarantee or similar writing indicating that you would be responsible for the debt, it won't do the owner any good...

Roomie moved out on a moment's notice. Owes back rent and bills totaling $750. Can I hold her items as collateral until paid?

You don't have a lien on your roommate's belongings, so you can't keep them until she pays what she owes. If you don't let her have them back to...

Tenant rented my 2 bedrooms, left without notice. No contract. Is she entitled to her deposit back?

Your renter owes you a 30-day notice before vacating. Since she didn't give you one, she owes you for the month that she moved, November. Not...

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Roommate was given 30 days and refuses to move out. She now signed a lease termination form - will that be enforceable?

If she is your roommate, either she is a sublessee of yours or a lessee of the owner. Whoever she has the agreement with (it sounds like you from...

Landlord's question to the CA 14 day stay limit for guests//

The first thing to do is check your written lease agreement for anything that would limit the tenant's right to have guests or sublessees. That is...

You don't say what all the services are that you have lost, but presumably they could be replaced with some sum of money, either a lump sum or a...